H‐2 restriction for lymphocyte homing into lymph nodes

Migratory patterns into lymph nodes of labeled spleen lymphocytes, injected intravenously, showed considerable differences according to the genetic identity or disparity of donor and recipient mice. The use of mice carrying different H‐2 haplo‐types in the same B 10 background, or, conversely, the same H‐2b haplotype in different backgrounds, showed that no homing was observed in the case of complete disparity at the H‐2 complex, contrasting with optimal homing in the case of H‐2 identity. Homing was not influenced by disparity at the genetic background.

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